Tasting Notes:Team, I love a bag with a story, and this one has such a charming one. Introduced in 1966, the Louis Vuitton Papillon was launched under Henri Racamier and quickly stood apart from everything else on the market. Named after the French word for "butterfly," its cylindrical body was designed so that, when viewed from above with the handles standing upright, it resembles a butterfly with its wings spread. But the Papillon isn't just memorable because of its history. Its distinctive shape is surprisingly practical too, comfortably fitting the essentials for a day out while adding something a little unexpected to an outfit. It's the kind of bag that catches your eye not because it's loud, but because there's simply nothing else quite like it. Nearly sixty years later, it remains one of Louis Vuitton's most recognizable designs - and that's something worth snacking on.XO Shay Description:Coated canvas body in Damier Ebene, gold-toned hardware, full zip enclosure, coated canvas orange interior, brown leather trim and straps L: 10.5" H: 5" W: 5" Handle Drop: 5"